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| o cure Sundari's blindness much to Nirudaka's | chagrin and takes her to a hermit (Ravindra Randeniya |
| his everlasting love for her, much to Airi's | chagrin at first. |
| socially conservative Republicans still felt | chagrin at Isakson's declared support for abortion ri |
| His last years were embittered by | chagrin at his failure, which was hardly compensated |
| e Urban VIII is said to have been hastened by | chagrin at the result of the First War of Castro, a w |
| support from several groups who had long felt | chagrin at Roukema's moderate voting record; Garrett |
| Shams felt deep | chagrin at the way he had been tricked, and in the de |
| Randolph, to his utter | chagrin, could not prevent the marriage of Mary to Lo |
| s Auric, William Alwyn, Arthur Bliss, Francis | Chagrin, Ernest Irving, Clifton Parker, Victor Young |
| an active member of Fellowship Bible Church, | Chagrin Falls, OH where he is a creative arts pastor. |
| To Hikaru's | chagrin given his then shaken self-confidence in his |
| he years, but that Stallone felt (much to his | chagrin) his creative powers peaked at this chapter o |
| Much to his | chagrin, his older brother Kamihito boasts great cont |
| rom, which was released much to Berry Gordy's | chagrin in the spring of 1971. |
| often called Slickback for short, much to his | chagrin) is a fictional character from the Adult Swim |
| Barlow left the band in 2003, much to the | chagrin of many fans. |
| , decided to work in the villages much to the | chagrin of his parents. |
| we pushed it through by one vote, much to the | chagrin of the European countries." |
| own donning a dress and lipstick, much to the | chagrin of his foster family. |
| effort September 3 of that year, much to the | chagrin of the financially destitute company. |
| Much to the | chagrin of Lonnie's father, Lonnie and Text decide to |
| To the | chagrin of many people, the winter garden and its hug |
| d negotiation rather than hostilities, to the | chagrin of Governor and High Commissioner Alfred Miln |
| This was much to the | chagrin of NBC itself, which was a runner-up for the |
| range furniture in his council office, to the | chagrin of other councillors. |
| ecorate his friend Denzil's flat, much to the | chagrin of Corrine, Denzil's viper-tongued wife. |
| Much to the | chagrin of the National Republican Congressional Comm |
| ost popular video arcade in town, much to the | chagrin of local businessman Joseph Rutter (Joe Don B |
| falls in love with him instantly, much to the | chagrin of Roland. |
| ct with her Australian cast and crew, and the | chagrin of theatre critic Robert Landau with whom she |
| urite, was transferred to Chelsea much to the | chagrin of the Wednesday faithful. |
| ut curses at Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, to the | chagrin of officials within the British government. |
| To the | chagrin of Big Blue Nation, Orton has repeatedly told |
| Prem is an aspiring actor, much to the | chagrin of Balraj, who would like Prem to also work f |
| tion of the landmark Ameritrust Tower, to the | chagrin of preservationists, who argued that the coun |
| ds became the Illegal drug trade, much to the | chagrin of the few remaining community organizations. |
| To the | chagrin of barbecue purists, they also began offering |
| he general secretary of the commission to the | chagrin of the SPLM. |
| uring the 2008 NBA All-Star Game, much to the | chagrin of Trail Blazers fans. |
| This was to the great | chagrin of fellow mine owners, who broke the unions i |
| built in 1972 as an outdoor venue, but to the | chagrin of many, was remodeled and converted into an |
| ggan decides to re-open the case, much to the | chagrin of Sunita and his very own brother, who decid |
| For many years-and probably to the | chagrin of Red Sox fans-this was the final scene show |
| -focus lenses in the MC and MD system, to the | chagrin of previous Minolta camera owners with invest |
| hat his client is truly innocent, much to the | chagrin of the prosecutor (and Vail's former lover), |
| 6 to Eddie, Anna and Gary Windass much to the | chagrin of Darryl and Teresa. |
| erformed by Jeremy Irons who, somewhat to the | chagrin of its author, turned out in promotional inte |
| as the eccentric family's butler-much to the | chagrin of her father, especially when it becomes cle |
| d organize weekend country excursions, to the | chagrin of their black neighbors, with whom they inte |
| gravitated to him as the nominee, much to the | chagrin of Pennsylvania State Treasurer Barbara Hafer |
| a trained falconer's bird would, much to the | chagrin of the hawk who will regularly attack the fal |
| This passion comes much to the | chagrin of his father, who strongly believes that if |
| or's house to begin her recovery, much to the | chagrin of the town's women, who believe she may be p |
| , scaring away all the customers, much to the | chagrin of the staff. |
| man (referred to as a Magic Man), much to the | chagrin of her mother, who calls and begs the girl to |
| a returning World War I veteran, much to the | chagrin of the lands registry and the Veteran's Affai |
| and gave themselves their grades, much to the | chagrin of parents, who “…were worried that the stude |
| istence of the United States, and much to the | chagrin of Winston Churchill, the wartime leader of B |
| He enjoys cross-dressing, to the | chagrin of his family. |
| Walker placed 4th, to the | chagrin of her volunteers. |
| Holmes once more solves the puzzle to the | chagrin of Inspector Lestrade. |
| asn't been out for over 10 years, much to the | chagrin of his father Victor. |
| To the | chagrin of the Bulls' organization, Robinson failed t |
| However, to the segregationist governor's | chagrin, one of the rescued miners was black, resulti |
| where he died in prison of uncertain causes ( | chagrin or poison) after a few days. |
| Much to Bush's | chagrin, Petrino moved him to tailback permanently. |
| is a shell of a building located in the North | Chagrin Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks in Wi |
| Kimball was baptized by Brigham Young in the | Chagrin River during the winter when the river was fr |
| aneuver the other, Russell finding out to his | chagrin that Hockstader has offered the vice-presiden |
| To Jassy's | chagrin, the romance between Dilys and Barney rekindl |
| on the other end of the line, but much to her | chagrin, the operator is having problems reaching the |
| Much to their | chagrin, they find themselves being sought by the fai |
| Despite Maki and Kenji's | chagrin upon being interrupted at a very awkward mome |
| ors were appointed, Broughton, to his intense | chagrin, was not included among them. |
| village on the morning of 18 June, but to his | chagrin was ordered to return to his duty and so miss |
| research project, the latter much to Tenchi's | chagrin, while the former was expressed in her offer |
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